Paste your class, your league, or your meeting — one name per line — and get teams whose sizes differ by one person at most, dealt from a cryptographically shuffled list nobody can claim was rigged. The same page draws winners and shuffles orders, and your list never leaves your browser.
Every flip, roll and draw comes from the operating system’s cryptographic generator (crypto.getRandomValues), rejection-sampled so no outcome is quietly favoured — a fair coin, fair dice, no seed to rig. Nothing is stored or sent anywhere; the tallies live on this page and vanish when you leave it.
Set what you want and the result appears as you go. Nothing needs uploading because there is nothing to upload — you are describing what to make, not sending us anything.
Your browser does all the work locally, using your own operating system where randomness is involved. Nothing is requested from a server, so nobody else has a copy of what you made.
Take the result to your clipboard, or save it as a file. Nothing is kept — refresh the page and it’s gone, so take what you need before you leave.